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Submitted/Ed Pavey

U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Jason Demo was recently spotted in Iraq wearing a Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center shirt. A friend of director Ed Pavey, Demo is pictured with two of his Iraqi counterparts.

Mike Krings/University Relations

A group of young ÔHawk football enthusiasts from Hilltop Child Development Center met with head football coach Mark Mangino prior to KU's Orange Bowl victory. The youngsters presented him with a card that said "Good Luck from Hilltop's Little Jayhawks." They also sang "I'm a Little Jayhawk." Apparently, the visit was a good luck charm; the Jayhawks beat Virginia Tech, 24-21.

Submitted/Sarah Kanning

KU Libraries and the Hall Center for the Humanities' Globalizations Seminar recently hosted Lorcan Dempsey, vice president, Office of Research, and chief strategist for the Online Computer Library Center Inc. Dempsey, standing right, spoke to libraries staff about the future of information technology.

R. Steve Dick/University Relations

Icy tree branches obscure a view of Fraser Hall's two flag towers as brisk northwest winds snap the flags about.

KU HISTORY

The women's basketball team is enjoying a strong start to its season, but this is not the first time it has had outstanding players on the court. In 1981, Lynette Woodard sunk a basket early in a game against Stephen F. Austin University, giving her a record 3,206 career points. She finished her distinguished playing days with 3,649 points, which still stands as an NCAA record. For more, see www.kuhistory.com.